We have a range of single patterns – too many to list here now, and pattern books to inspire and delight.
Spring/Summer has arrived in the form of the latest Rowan Magazine 61 and Modern Mini Knits by Sarah Hatton, for boys & girls (0 – 18months)
Some books from Martin Storey using a range of Rowan Yarns.
These versatile pattern books from Tin Can Knits are just that – versatile, most of the patterns are written for babies all the way up to X Large sizes for adults so mini-mes can be made 🙂
Ysolda Teague’s Whimsical Little Knits are full of accessories to knit for all the family. ‘Little red in the city’ is a must for those of you who wish to knit the perfect fit!
Ysolda
Essential Cardigans from Quail Studio using Rowan yarns, and they are essential! Along with Winter Crochet by Marie Wallin, beautiful crocheted garments with some knitting thrown in too.
Carol Feller’s latest book – Knitting with Rainbows, making the most of your gradient yarns
Knitting With Rainbows
New arrival from Rowan
Rowan Loves 5 Kid Classic & Hemp Tweed
An adventure into sock knitting – Sock Anatomy by Clare Devine, from new born size up to large!!
Starting with Kate Davies, her latest book – The Book of Haps, combining textile history with contemporary design, this book explores the story of the hap.
Yokes and Colours of Shetland, give the knitter complex and challenging projects to embark on.
Our Rowan selection is still mainly summer focused but we can always find an alternative yarn for your project.
Fyberspates has Viviacious Kids – so practical, fun garments for the youngsters and then in Scrumptious Vol 3 and Vivacious Vol 1, the knitter can choose from slinky lacey throw overs to intricately patterned gloves.
West Yorkshire Spinners have 2 books – Illustrious with patterns for all abilities in their Illustrious DK yarn. Where as Quintessential DK is a family book with permutations for each pattern – short sleeve, long sleeve or no sleeve are some of the options!
Jamieson & Smith 2ply Jumper weight ( which knits as a 4ply) features heavily in Knit Real Shetland, again a mix of patterns from shawls to tunics
Enjoy.
